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While we usually hear about environmental problems and the difficulty of finding soluions, SourceCode takes a look at some sustainable alternatives. We'll show you the largest urban garden in America in South Central LA, and their struggle to keep their farm alive. Then, come to San Francisco, where the city government has decided to implement the precautionary principle in their decison making. And across the Bay Bridge, see how the collaboration of national, regional, and grassroots organizations is creating a new model for urban solutions. And we'll show you an excerpt from Brian Dystra's new play Clean Alternatives.
This movie is part of the collection: Free Speech TV
Producer: Free Speech TV
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English
Keywords: free speech tv; independent media; participatory media; activism; TV; Environmental Problems; Sustainable Development; Urban Garden; Los Angeles; San Francisco; precautionary principle; Carolyn Raffensperger; 7th generation; Apollo Alliance; Ella Baker Center; Alliance for West Oakland Development; Dykstra; Clean Alternatives
Contact Information: <a href="http://www.freespeech.org">Free Speech TV</a>
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| SourceCode Season 3 - Episode 8: Sustainability and Alternatives |
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